They are a part of a treasure trove of prints from the 007 Magazine archive that are to be offered... providing followers of the flicks loads of views to thrill.

As many negatives are presumed misplaced, Bond lovers could have a novel probability to personal a part of the long-lasting spy movies’ historical past.

The photographs all come from the unique digital camera negatives and had been photographed throughout manufacturing of every Bond movie.

They have been curated through the years by Graham Rye, writer of the journal. He now plans to promote them off in an public sale operating now till October 7.

Kent-based Graham mentioned: “The bulk of the eclectic archive I own has carried out my original intention extensively in the pages of my flagship publication 007 Magazine for over four decades, informing and entertaining thousands of 007 readers worldwide.

“This first online auction, with others to follow, will enable serious James Bond connoisseurs worldwide to add rare, unique, and historic and valuable items to their collections.”

The tons and their estimates might be seen at 007magazine.co.uk/silent_auction1.htm

Bids might be despatched privately to editor@007magazine.co.uk